Quetta City, Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan
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Born in the Baluchistan province of Pakistan, I have established myself as a prominent journalist and documentary filmmaker in the region over the past 14 years. My expertise in videography, video editing, script writing, and storytelling has made me a trusted source of news and information for the people of the province. My career began in the newspaper industry, where I honed my skills as a reporter and writer. I quickly realized the power of visual storytelling and transitioned to television, radio, and digital media, where I could utilize my talents in videography and video editing. With my exceptional eye for detail, I have captured the essence of the province's culture, beauty, and hardships in my work. As a reporter, I have specialized in a variety of areas, including politics, tourism, crime, conflict reporting, climate change, and culture. My ability to delve into complex issues and provide comprehensive and unbiased coverage has earned My respect and admiration from my colleagues and the public. In addition to my work in journalism, I have also made several documentaries that have garnered critical acclaim. My documentaries have covered a range of topics, from the struggles of the region's marginalized communities to the impact of climate change on the province's economy and people. Through My work, I have brought attention to important issues and given a voice to those who are often ignored. Overall, My dedication to your craft and my commitment to providing accurate and insightful reporting have made me a valuable asset to the media industry in Baluchistan province and beyond. My contributions have not gone unnoticed, and I am widely respected and admired for your work. Over the course of 8 years, I worked as a freelancer for two prominent media organizations - Voice of America and Independent Urdu. During this time, I contributed My expertise in videography, video editing, script writing, and storytelling to produce high-quality journalism covering a diverse range of topics. Through My work with these organizations, I have demonstrated my ability to provide accurate, insightful reporting that has made a significant impact on the media landscape.
Produced for VOA Urdu
70-year-old Mohammad Bakhsh Marri of Kalat in Balochistan is continuing the art of making precious and ornate sticks, which were used by tribal chiefs in the past, to keep the Baloch culture alive. The price of these sticks in the market is up to 60 thousand rupees
Produced for VOA Urdu
According to an estimate, chalgoza worth billions of rupees is cultivated in Pakistan every year. But this year, the fire that broke out in the forests of Chalghoze in Shirani district of Balochistan has significantly reduced the production of this dry fruit, due to which the farmers have to bear a loss of lakhs of rupees. Report by Murtaza Zehri.
Produced for VOA Urdu
A large number of non-custom paid vehicles are seen on the roads of Balochistan including Quetta. Some people buy these vehicles and keep them in their homes while waiting for an amnesty scheme of the government. But where do these vehicles come from? Find out in this report by Murtaza Zehri.
Produced for Voice of America - English
Low voter turnout is a persistent issue in Pakistan where barely half the registered voters have cast their ballot in past general elections. Women lag far behind men. Social, economic and logistical hurdles prevent many from coming out on election day. VOA Islamabad bureau chief Sarah Zaman visited a village in Punjab province, where a decision men made nearly a century ago still keeps women from voting. Camera: Wajid Asad. Video editing by Malik Waqar Ahmed.
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